The legal dispute between Stellantis and Mahindra regarding the sale of the Jeep-like Roxor in the United States has taken a new turn. The Eastern District Court of Michigan has ruled that the post-2020 version of the Roxor can be sold in the US, as reported by Automotive News.

This conflict originated in 2018 when Mahindra introduced the Roxor in the US. Initially, the vehicle had vertical slits in the grille, which gave it a similar appearance to the Jeep CJ models. Stellantis, previously known as FCA, filed a complaint with the US International Trade Commission to prevent the entry of the small SUV into the country. A judge determined that the Roxor infringed upon Jeep’s trade dress.